Chanel Ombre Premiere

Chanel Ombre Premiere

When Chanel comes out with 26 single colours, it’s telling you something about the palette trend. Singles have been waiting in the wings for a while now and finally they’re coming back into their own as we start to pare back and consider that one colour might be plenty! Created by Lucia Pica, they launch at the end of June. Designed with depth and intensity in mind the shades are split into two textures – creme and powder.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

I’m starting off with the four limited edition shades in the powders. Above, you can see (L to R) Noir Satin and Blue Jean.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

This is Verde and Carbonne.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

In the swatch, top to bottom, Blue Jean, Carbone, Noir Satin and Verde. So, you can see, aside from Blue Jean, they’re all deep. It’s less obvious that Blue Jean and Verde have a tiny aspect of shimmer to them.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

This is the starting texture of the Chanel Ombre Premiere Cremes – more of a moussy look and feel. Once you’ve disrupted that initial layer, it’s a smooth creme. I actually find the cremes much easier to use – for all the intensity of the powders, you need a sure hand for them, and that’s less the case with the cremes. These aren’t limited editions and are part of the forthcoming permanent line. This shade is Noir Petrole.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

This is Lilas D’Or – my favourite of the shades I have here. It’s baby pink with a heap of gold shift to it – absolutely gorgeous.

Chanel Ombre Premiere

This is Pourpre Profund (wouldn’t want to try asking for that after wine) in a lightly gold flecked, copper brown. If you’re a blue-eye’d gal, this is for you!

Chanel Ombre Premiere

So, in the swatch left to right, is Lilas D’Or, Noir Petrole and Pourpre Profund. With the powders, I have to admit I experienced a little bit of drop – because they’re so pigmented that’s an issue because they don’t just quickly wipe away, but obviously no such issues with cremes. Pigment again is huge in these, but I find them to blend really well (you do need to be quick). The applicators are fibre brushes rather than the sponge applicators (although you get one of each with the powders).

So, the rest of the new powder Ombre Premieres will come later in the week.. there are a lot to swatch!


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4 responses to “Chanel Ombre Premiere”

  1. Cail Richards

    Oh fantastic…..their present singles range is so limited! I am such a Chanel lover, but the quad palettes are never quite right for me. Too sparkly for one thing. Love the look of both these new types, thank you!
    Having said which I’m panic-buying the recent matte reds eye palette tomorrow, before it totally disappears! You gave it a brilliant and informative going-over.

  2. Christina

    Will these creme shadows replace the Illusion d’Ombres eventually? That baby pink one reminds me of one I already own from Chanel.

    1. Jane

      I imagine so, and yes, it also reminds me of one that I know I’ve reviewed before! It might be ÉMERVEILLÉ which is listing on Chanel as not available. x

  3. Melanie

    I love eyeshadow monos as I often don’t have time for anything other more. I am hoping that they have continued to forgo the talc with these.

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